The arrival of a baby into the world is one of the greatest joys a family can experience. Aqeeqah sacrifice is performed on behalf of a newborn child as a gesture of gratitude for this joy. Our Prophet (pbuh) offered aqeeqah sacrifices for his grandsons, Hasan and Husayn, and recommended that it be performed on the seventh day after birth; however, it can also be performed at any time thereafter.
Would you like to fulfill your aqeeqah by feeding another child? According to United Nations 2025 data, 150 million children under the age of 5 worldwide suffer from stunting due to malnutrition; 42.8 million children suffer from acute wasting, and the majority of these children reside in Africa. A sacrifice offered in gratitude for your child means a protein-rich meal that some of these children may not have seen for months.
When you give your proxy, your aqeeqah sacrifice is performed under veterinary supervision in accordance with Islamic rules, in the name of your child and with the intention of aqeeqah. Its meat is distributed fresh to needy families—mostly with children—identified in advance by our field teams. One sacrifice delivers meat to the tables of an average of 5-10 families.
Your slaughter video is sent to you via WhatsApp; if you wish, it becomes a memory you can show your child in the future, allowing you to say, "a family's table was set in gratitude for your birth."
A blessing to your child's life, a means of good health, and a beautiful start alongside their name: offer your aqeeqah sacrifice and let your joy become the joy of another home.
